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Noah’s Flood Revisited narrows the ark’s manifest with two lexical pillars: a soulish category (nephesh) and a species-level kind (mîn). This response examines both against the Flood texts and the sources the book cites.
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Noah’s Flood Revisited sketches how a regional Flood could have worked — named water sources, a conditional footprint, a barrier to breach, and a wind-driven ark. This response tests each step against the book’s own cited sources.
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Noah’s Flood Revisited builds its 80,000–45,000-year window from dates that mostly measure something else, under the book’s own admitted uncertainties. This response tests each layer of the chain and the links between them.
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Noah’s Flood Revisited reads creation’s ocean boundaries, God’s finished rest, and an established water cycle as ruling out a global Flood. This response examines each reading in its own context.
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Noah’s Flood Revisited argues the Genesis 5 and 11 genealogies can hide tens of thousands of years. This response tests the gap argument against the formulas themselves, the Cainan evidence, and the book’s own cited critics.
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Noah’s Flood Revisited reads the Flood’s universal language as describing all humanity rather than every square mile of the planet. This response tests that reading against Genesis, the covenant, and 2 Peter.